Saudi Arabia pledges troops if mediation stalls Gulf war
The Saudi government said it would send troops to aid Iraq in the two year Gulf conflict if mediation efforts fail. Iran claimed three more attacks near Baghdad as Iraq said its forces repulsed the assaults. Iraqi Foreign Minister Hamad flew to New York for a UN Security Council meeting. In Dubai two hijackers seeking asylum in the United States seized a Iranian military transport, freeing 79 hostages before heading to an unspecified destination. In Albuquerque a hot air balloon exploded at the Fiesta, four people died and five were injured during the rescue attempt.
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Reagan Hits Campaign Trail in Ohio for GOP boost
President Reagan travels to Ohio to bolster Republican hopes in a key industrial state facing unemployment. In Columbus, he will tour a factory, address veterans groups, and attend two fundraisers for Rep. Clarence Brown, aiming to succeed retiring Gov. James Rhodes as the state gears for the 1982 campaigns.
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Weather forecast predicts sunny nationwide Tuesday
The Netomai Weather Service forecasts sunny skies for most of the nation on Tuesday with cool temperatures across the Northeast Northern Plains and Northern New England. Most areas should enjoy warm conditions despite the regional cool spell.
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Weather forecast for western Maryland and mountains
A weak cold front passes today followed by fair weather with sunshine and pleasant temperatures through Wednesday. Western Maryland counties expect sunny days with mid 70s to near 80 highs and cool nights, while Maryland mountains stay fair with upper 60s to 70s highs through Tuesday. Northerly winds tomorrow shift to northeast, drying conditions remain good to excellent. Yesterday’s temperatures ranged Frederick 76, Hagerstown 77, Westminster 75, Gaithersburg 76, Leesburg 77.
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Frederick air show boosts crowds and chaos at airport
Witnesses report a lively air show at Frederick Airport with WWII warbirds from the Confederate Air Force drawing large crowds and proceeds from ice cream sales supporting Col. Joe Engle’s air tour. Police later arrested three men on marijuana related charges after a late night disturbance on South Market Street.
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Hike-to-Help on Appalachian Trail to aid United Cerebral Palsy
The second annual Appalachian Trail Hike-to-Help fundraiser will occur Saturday Oct 16 starting at Greenbrier State Park. Participants who raise over 100 dollars receive a free Waxie Maxie album gift certificate. Route traces the trail past the Washington Monument and back with patrols from local military, telephone company teams and state police. Registration contacts 791-4818 or 663-9624.
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NATO splits over Soviet energy pipeline and Poland crackdown
Western alliance members clash with Reagan over blocking a Soviet linked pipeline seen as vital for energy and jobs. Britain France West Germany and Italy oppose sanctions, citing economic and security stakes amid Poland crackdown fallout. Canadian foreign minister notes no move toward economic warfare with the East.
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Sunburn risk rated by new UV measurement method
Rochester dermatologist at Memorial Hospital of the University of Rochester Medical Center proposes a system to rate daily sunburn risk by measuring ultraviolet rays. The method aims to provide an accessible forecast of potential skin damage and guide protective actions.
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